It seems to me that all members agreed that all revisions of
schema have to be archived somewhere at the ILDG web page.
((T.Yoshie, 2005 Nov 15))
Yes. I think we need to agree a release schedule for further developments,
i.e. fixes, new developments etc. Do we do this ad-hoc with some
announcement to the community? Or do we have a bi-annual, or annual release?
((C. Maynard, 2005-11-15))
I do not think that we should have a fixed release cycle. We should
rather aim for releasing an updated schema within a short period of
time after a change has been requested (at least, if this request is
accepted).
((D. Pleiter, 2005-11-15))
Let us move discussions on release cycle to the item
"F-1) How to process proposals of adding new actions".
Here I'd like to ask your opinions on "How to archive QCDml
revisions" and "How to announce version-up of QCDml to the lattice
community". For the first purpose, I prefer putting all revisions
on the ILDG web page. For the latter purpose, we can use "lattice news"
after the ILDG officially starts.
((T. Yoshie, 2005-11-17))
You can archive the versions of the QCDML in a File Gallery on the ILDG
web page: http://www.lqcd.org/ildg/tiki-list_file_gallery.php?galleryId=3
There is a file gallery for this purpose. If you need to put a .xsd document
into a particular place (eg http://www.lqcd.org/schemaVersion.xsd)
that currently needs a human interaction. I volunteer to do this while I am
here at the Jlab. You can announce new schema versions on this list or
via the ILDGNews Blog on the ILDG web page
http://www.lqcd.org/ildg/tiki-view_blog.php?blogId=1
This was set up by Andy Jackson ages ago but is not widely used.
((B. Joo, 2005 Nov 17)